What is this tool called?

What is this printmaking tool called?

What does the term relief include?

Plates and blocks are used in which art form.

It is done when you cut design out of a special paper, cardboard or metal sheet.

Which material is not included in Stencil Process printmaking?

True or False : Relief printmaking can be done either on wood and linoleum.

A set of identical prints, that are numbered and signed.

A piece of thick, flat material, with a design on its surface, used to print repeated impressions of that design.

Prints made at various stages during the creative process to act as guidelines for further stages to change, correct or improve the image.

Adjustment of separate plates, blocks, screens or paper in color printing to ensure correct alignment of colors.

Which of these is not a type of printmaking?

A photo to look at while drawing so that your work is more accurate

This refers to the way things feel, or look as they might feel if touched.

This is the element of art that is sometimes called shape in three dimensions.

This is the element of art that is the area between, around, above, below or

within things.

This element of art refers to the lightness and darkness of an object.

This is concerned with the size relationships of one part to another.

This term refers to the quality of wholeness or oneness that is achieved through the effective use of the elements and principles of art.

Uses lots of different shapes, colors, forms, textures, etc. might be used to make the work more interesting.

This indicates movement by the repetition of elements.

In this photo, artist Frida Kahlo is creating a ....

Where was Frida Kahlo from?

Frida married the famous Mexican painter ______

What was Frida's favorite place to be?

How did Frida Kahlo feel about her art?

Which type of line drawing is this?

This self-portrait by Rembrandt uses what pencil technique?

This arrangement of objects that the artist Cezanne has painted here can also be called what?

________ is what you use to create art; the tools and materials.

The way your paper is positioned is called?

What is the art subject of the painting?

Translucent

The surface where you mix your colors and prep your paint for use.

When you have lots of pigment and very little water, your color is more:

What is a tint?

What is a shade in painting?

What happens to brushes with acrylic paint on them that are not thoroughly cleaned?

Which two colors and amounts would you mix to make a DARK green? (not a shade, a dark green)

What is this area?

This is the